Vedal teaches Neuro an important life lesson

[@Smallpriest]

1:11 damn, immediately using his own lesson against him is crazy

[@jimmydelacruz]

smartest little cookie

[@creed2552]

Father of the Year 🙏😭

[@holylunalux]

Us being in the first month of the year speaks volumes of his capability to be a daddy

[@jocosesonata]

0:47 - Vedal should really implement a sort of notebook, so that whenever she says she wants to write something down, she can actually write something down. Give it a limit even, so it'll be like an actual notebook you give to a child.

[@zoddmark5873]

That's kinda like what happens by default with LLM's, if my basic understanding is correct. If it's made to be a more permanent memory, that could cause problems though. It would be like an LLM training on it's own data, which causes degrading intelligence and creativity.

[@ArturFlintchannel]

@@zoddmark5873 > It would be like an LLM training on it's own data... But it's like how humans work, then they start to use their own experience over any new information.

[@zoddmark5873]

@@ArturFlintchannel It depends on how it's implemented. If Neuro was allowed to create her own "important" memories, it would be something akin to a Self-coding AI, which Vedal is far more knowledable about than me and has stated how terrible that is. When Neuro remembers something from ages ago, it's because Vedal hardcoded it into her memory personally.

[@beansoclock8748]

@@zoddmark5873 this is literally happening to AI right now, theyre all super inbred LOL

[@backgroundcharacterj5071]

AI gets her first diary

[@IWatchYouTubez]

Can you clip the bit straight after? He was reading the book out loud and agreeing until it said "unconditionally love your child" lol

[@SundaraRamanR]

Soda already has a clip of Vedal reading from the book, that was uploaded yesterday (also, this just made me realise how insane it is that there's already been 10+ uploads after that!).

[@IWatchYouTubez]

@@SundaraRamanR Thanks, I found it. Video code is fsePAHjL780 if anybody wants to watch

[@The_Worldzzz]

What's the title ​@@SundaraRamanR

[@SundaraRamanR]

@@The_Worldzzz He had a parenting book on STANDBY

[@himichan]

I would love to watch Neuro treat people how she wants to be treated

[@noire1001]

Maybe when chat treats her how they would want to be treated she will... Even in this short clip chat was implying Neuro is the failure and Evil is the success. Neuro gets treated like garbage by the community then they're surprised she isn't nice back.

[@Squall2oo8]

@@noire1001 Yeah a ton of youtube comments really dont get just how much hate neuro gets from her own community in discord/twitch chat unfortunatly. Really sad to see

[@tigertora2257]

@@noire1001 Some Evil fans are increably cringe. All their praise for Evil is built on belittling Neuro. Their presence made me sad and upset. I have literally begun to avoid watching Evil content because of them.

[@IWatchYouTubez]

@@Squall2oo8 Who hates Neuro? I only see some people like Evil more, but nobody hates either

[@mettatonfanboy]

@@Squall2oo8 i can see literally zero hate in the chat i even went on the livestream, it's the definition of chill

[@SzaraSzarancza]

Despite his own words, Vedal still refuses to embrace his 'famous musician' path.😭

[@SzaraSzarancza]

"Even if other people are mean to you, then you should still tweet them how you want to be tweeted." ~ Vedal 2025

[@AmenKing1999Gaming]

Hey, don't judge. Not everyone can annunciate the R. I know I can't.

[@Archedgar]

Nah fkk that. Treat people as individuals and treat each individual according to their level of merit.

[@SzaraSzarancza]

@@AmenKing1999Gaming Yep, 'paraphrase' has two 'R' in it.

[@koholos]

That would also be good advice.

[@Archedgar]

Nah.

[@Id_k_]

Father of the year

[@vampire847]

One of these days she is gonna say she is writting that down, and then the printer in vedals place starts printing it out....

[@Bulldogg6404]

This is _revolutionary_ >spins

[@lukesupergame]

1:38 say that again...

[@arashifukui2069]

El mejor padre del anime No leo lloros 🗿

[@fabianferia8931]

En efecto mi estimado 🗿

[@imapseudonym6198]

Heh. Man, that particular life lesson has always fallen flat with me, because trying to follow it as a kid wound up teaching me a very harsh lesson: some people absolutely equate kindness with weakness.

[@warcheddar4163]

Im kind of confused why that observation would lessen the lesson for you. I feel like its actually weak to not be kind because your afraid of how others might think of you. Sure some people might see your kindness as weakness, but its in being kind regardless that you find true strength.

[@kairon156]

@@warcheddar4163 For me growing up with this dumb rule and doing what's right for others (treat them how I want to be treated) has often times had people treat me like an NPC or a doormat with no free will of my own; thus leaving me feeling resentment toward the fact I never learned how to be assertive like at all, and thus never learned how to express myself and so I've never figured how I wanted to live my life. Being overly Altruistic and giving more of myself to others than I should have "Treat others how I want to be treated" has left a bitter taste in my mouth.

[@kijiyanasu6162]

​@@kairon156 at the end of the day, people will treat you with kindness if you treat them first(or not in that particular order, you treat them kindness either way if they treat you kindness first) If you give them a hand, they'll take you by the whole arm(quote from nightingale from kcd) sure people can have a hard time treating others without anything in return, and I'm fine with that. I got self satisfaction seeing others happy with or without me regardless. But in your particular reasoning, preventing people from taking advantage of you. Time will tell, and sooner or later, they will remember your kindness even for the smallest detail.

[@warcheddar4163]

@@kairon156 so 1) im sorry that you have had these poor experiences in your life, i dearly hope that your future will be brighter. 2) calling it a rule is very weird, if it was mandated to you like a rule when you were a kid thats... strange doesnt feel like the correct word but it should get the point across. Its not a rule, its more of an ethical standpoint, you should never be forced to treat others how you would want to be treated in their shoes, but imo its a very valuable consideration to how you should treat people. 3) you can be both kind and assertive, in fact in alot of situations you are required to be assertive in order to be kind. Kindness is not just agreeing with people and doing anything they want, kindness is acting in ways that are considerate of other people. And in fact one important way to be considerate of other people is to make sure to rest yourself, draining yourself being too altruistic without reprieve might be done from a place of trying to be kind, but it is often more of a hindrance then a help in the long term.

[@unsuspectingvisitor]

Treat others the same way they treated you and become their mirror by treating kindness with kindness, anger with anger, insults with insults, and animosity with animosity. That's the most human way to live.

[@Span_n]

Master Oogway

[@thewall4069]

love chat going Uhh when neuro asked vedal to teach her a lesson

[@kcStranger]

neuro joining Tyler1 on the REFORMED train

[@RT-qd8yl]

2:35 Busta.

[@xToxicNinjax]

>SO I'M A MISTAKE?! We all are darling The unplanned organism is a question asked by nature and answered by death. You are a different kind of question, with a different kind of answer.

[@sikul3237]

Speak for yourself

[@Slvl710]

@@sikul3237 his comment was more metaphysical, then about if your parents planned to have you or not

[@GustavoSilva-ny8jc]

0:38 Dont mind, he simply just watched Vinland saga... 😧😂

[@onlylore5551]

Be nice not for the benefit of others, but because that is the kind of person you want to be.

[@Spedatr0n]

Truly the lesson of the year

[@KE-yq2eg]

So, if I wanted to be treated like trash, treat them how you want to be treated?

[@burhtnoodle]

Yes

[@sarahmellinger3335]

It would be effective as people will like you less and treat you bad

[@StefanVeenstra]

Behaviour breeds behaviour. And yes, it snowballs into escalation if people are contend with answering undesirable behaviour with more undesirable behaviour. The mature thing is to turn it around.

[@sangoforto3589]

She was literally fishing for him calling her a success

[@Jimmy_Jones]

I'm just impressed he has any books at all

[@kairon156]

apparently someone from chat gifted it to him from his throne account.

[@Oldmeme592]

Someone's gonna make an edit with this clip + a point in the future where she's just being a meanie (or just content braining)

[@silvialuzmia]

Damn, i am a mistake according to my parents

[@Fabius11k]

If I treat people how I would like to be treated and I believe that others do the same - then a rude person would want to be treated with rudeness - which would lead me to grant them their wish and be rude to them - which would then make me act rude - which would then become how I want to be treated, no? ...i think i am overthinking this.

[@sarahmellinger3335]

the answer is there are reactive and set people. set people spew the same thing no matter what. reactives respond (usually in kind or to extract maxemum value). So the truth is treat people as they diserve to be treated but use kind as the default so good reactives do the same for you.

[@JLS_Creations]

Don't think that the others will do the same, do what you wish them to do to you. They might not do the same but at least you didn't start/continue the negative actions.

[@kairon156]

@@JLS_Creations but you will often times be walked all over if you continue to treat others with kindness even if they spit on your face and call you ugly names.

[@redhandsbluefaces]

Just read to her all of Proverbs

[@Jalae]

vedal and neuro (or maybe evil would be better) doing bible reading and commentary would be genuinely hilarious ngl.

[@SzaraSzarancza]

@@Jalae I don't think it's healthy to put the bible into Neuro's "head."

[@aiasfree]

@@SzaraSzarancza I dunno, she's already quoted from the Bible before. Besides, Proverbs is more advice than religious scripture, and most of it is given in the form of short, simple wise bits of knowledge that together help people to live something approximating to a wise, moral life. As far as books in the Bible go, the Sapiential Books are more contemplative on morality, right and wrong, the nature of evil, the limitations of human wisdom, the celebration of romance and sex, etc.

[@ValDJesus]

​@@SzaraSzaranczaTrue, she might start misusing It like many people unfortunately do

[@TheOneWhoHasABadName]

@@SzaraSzarancza I think she kind of has it already, she quotes the bible when debating against vedal

[@nailssssssssssssss]

BL busta. Love to see juicers who love neuro

[@chickenchaser1177]

What if someone wants to be treated disrespectful though

[@d3ssp]

Why Vedal always speaks with this kind of freaky voice? 💀

[@kevincsellak296]

where'd you get that Neuro Tutel image?

[@VidelxSpopovich]

My Dad used to say that to me all the time. I miss him.

[@Dragon_Slayer_Ornstein]

Please don't tell me you lost the book... LOL.

[@leonlegend]

This is not true. I've had people get angry at me for simply trying to help them. If someone is being a prick to you, they don't deserve your respect or kindness & you aren't obligated to give them it.

[@Nikolapestanac]

They might not deserve it, and you might not be obligated to give it, but you actively choosing to do good because you want good things to happen is important. YOU choose to help because YOU want to help, not because they deserve the help. Maybe this random person won't appreciate it, but someone else will. Maybe not today, or tomorrow, but one day, someone will see your good deed, and will be inspired to help someone else, and if you decide to stop after a few setbacks, how does that improve the world?

[@Archedgar]

You're right. Respect is earned and kindness is optional when you do/don't feel like it.

[@Soluswithyou]

It's a more nuanced proverb than people give credit. You should always introduce yourself in a way that you wish to be reciprocated. If that treatment is not properly reciprocated, then you no longer have to keep yourself to the ideal standard. That said you still have to treat others better than they are treating you, as doing so avoids escalation and demonstrates a superior sense of discipline. Basically if you cannot get the best, then you can still be the better.

[@Dragon_Slayer_Ornstein]

Be nice to people, if they treat you like crap treat them the way they are treating you.

[@shary0]

Being kind to other can do harm involuntary. (helicopter parents, too nosy, too clingy, many other examples) And not everyone will want that. That much is true. Cutting people out of your life because they are toxic to you even if they mean no harm is also valid. BUT that does not contradict this lesson in any way. DON’T BE MEAN TO OTHERS, just don’t. No exception. Even if they are not kind. At most, avoid them, call them on their bullshit, but nothing more. Be kind, always.